You Got Me Baby Remixes by Lushington – A Wild Ride Through House Heaven
Alright, let’s get into this. You Got Me Baby Remixes by Lushington isn’t just another house album—it’s a punch in the gut for anyone who thinks electronic music can’t hit hard and deep at the same time. Released in 2016 under Armada (yeah, THAT Armada), it’s got that Dutch flavor with some serious swagger. This thing screams Netherlands all over it—raw energy, tight production, and enough groove to keep you moving till your legs give out.
First off, the Felon Extended Remix of “You Got Me Baby.” Holy crap, this track is an absolute beast. It grabs you by the throat from the first beat and doesn’t let go. The bassline? Filthy. Like, I-don’t-care-if-my-speakers-blow filthy. Felon knows how to stretch a remix without losing its soul, and damn does he nail it here. There’s something about the way the synths build up—it’s like waiting for a rollercoaster drop but way more satisfying when it finally hits. You’ll remember this one because it feels like a party starter AND a heartbreaker rolled into one. Trust me, once you hear it, you won’t forget it.
Then there’s the Endor Extended Remix. Now, this one’s a sneaky little devil. Where Felon goes full-on assault, Endor takes his sweet time teasing you. The intro lulls you into a false sense of chill before BAM—it drops like a ton of bricks. The percussion slaps so hard you might actually flinch. And those vocal chops? They’re chopped so sharp they could cut glass. What makes this version stick is how smooth it feels even while punching you in the face. It’s hypnotic, man. Hypnotic and relentless.
The original mix of “You Got Me Baby” ties everything together, but honestly? It almost feels tame compared to what Felon and Endor bring to the table. Still solid, though—don’t get me wrong. But if you’re looking for fireworks, skip straight to the remixes.
Here’s the kicker: listening to this album made me realize something weird. House music isn’t just about dancing or vibing—it’s about survival. Tracks like these don’t just entertain; they remind you you’re alive. So yeah, maybe that sounds cheesy, but screw it. If you’re gonna lose yourself in beats, make sure they’re as electrifying as these.
Final verdict? Turn it up loud, piss off your neighbors, and thank me later.
